Fireworks
Strathclyde Fire & Rescue advocate attending an organised firework display. Despite annual safety warnings, fireworks night still ends in disaster for far too many families. Strathclyde Fire & Rescue would like to remind everyone, that at this time of year, thousands of families will gamble with their safety, by failing to plan garden firework displays properly. The period between 23 October and 12 November is the peak for 5th November related fire incidents. A simple sparkler reaches a temperature of up to 2000°C over 15 times the boiling point of water. A rocket can travel up to 2.4km (150 miles) per hour. All kinds of fireworks need handling with extreme care. With the introduction of new legislation on the misuse of fireworks, these new regulations will improve safety and stamp out anti-social behaviour ahead of the fireworks season: -
Firework safety is normally an issue at specific times of the year - when fireworks are widely available, for example Bonfire Night and New Year Celebrations, including the Chinese New Year and Diwali. Please follow the guidance on the attached leaflets for a safe and enjoyable fireworks night.
Strathclyde Fire & Rescue advocate attending an organised firework display.
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